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US lawmakers planning to reintroduce bill aimed at fixing crypto reporting requirements: Report

A group of United States lawmakers is reportedly planning to reintroduce legislation to change the reporting requirements for certain taxpayers involved in crypto transactions.According to a March 7 report from Punchbowl News, Representatives Patrick McHenry and Ritchie Torres plan to reintroduce the Keep Innovation in America Act. McHenry was one

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ICO statement, following Telegraph reporting of WhatsApp messages sent by Matt Hancock during the COVID-19 pandemic

ICO statement on its data protection and freedom of information remit, following Telegraph reporting of WhatsApp messages sent by Matt Hancock during the COVID-19 pandemic. An ICO spokesperson said: “Data protection law ensures people’s personal information is used properly and

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Marathon Digital Expected to Rake in $38.4M in Q4 2022 Revenue Despite SEC-induced Reporting Delays

Despite SEC reporting delays, crypto miner Marathon should see its Q4 2022 revenue triple quarter-over-quarter. According to reports, Marathon Digital Holdings, Inc (NASDAQ: MARA) expects to post $38.4 million in revenue for Q4 2022. Although this sum triples what the crypto miner made in the preceding quarter, it is still

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US Government Delays Tax Reporting Rules for Cryptocurrency Brokers – Taxes Bitcoin News

The enforcement of a requirement for brokers to report gains made by crypto investors has been postponed by the U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS. The new tax rules, incorporated into the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passed by the U.S. Congress in 2021, were to be imposed in 2023. Crypto Brokers

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US lawmakers introduce bill aimed at reporting on crypto miners’ potential environmental impact

Three United States lawmakers have introduced legislation that would direct the Environmental Protection Agency, or EPA, to report on the energy usage and environmental impact of crypto miners.In a Dec. 8 announcement, California Representative Jared Huffman and Massachusetts Senate Ed Markey said they were “sounding the alarm” the energy use

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Switzerland’s financial regulator extends reporting requirements for crypto transactions

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, or FINMA, has announced it will be extending an anti-money laundering ordinance which requires identity checks for reporting certain crypto transactions.In a Nov. 2 notice, the Switzerland financial regulator said it would enforce a threshold of 1,000 Swiss francs — roughly $997 at the

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